The Federal Reserve announced an interest rate cut in December, along with a monthly QE of 40 billion. Market reaction was lukewarm. It's not that the market is cold, but rather it has been oscillating. From the decline on 12/1, there was an immediate rebound on 12/3, followed by repeated oscillations until today. Perhaps it’s a coincidence that the rebound prices are quite similar; the supposed good news seems ineffective. It feels more like a sell-off after all the good news has been exhausted. Most investors tend to get lost in this, which is why retail investors often struggle to make money. Analyzing the market requires training oneself to gradually predict, anticipating potential interest rate cuts. When the market suddenly drops, one can consider adding more positions. Aggressive investors can repeatedly trade for price differences, while conservative ones should hold long-term and wait for trends. The biggest positive factor is the price drop. Those who wait to chase prices only when the market rises do not have a high success rate.

Monthly QE of 40 billion is intended to address liquidity issues; this is not a miracle cure and requires time to verify. There are many variables ahead, such as whether the U.S. government will shut down again early next year, how the courts will rule on Trump's self-imposed tariffs, and international situations, etc. There are too many variables. One can only watch and wait.

My investment strategy is to hold mainstream cryptocurrencies, engage in some arbitrage trading, and wait for the market to provide answers. $BTC $SOL $ETH